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and i sponsored this ad. good morning. breaking overnight, nate turns deadly. the tropical storm battering central america, already killing more than 20 people. and hurricane watches are now posted for the entire gulf coast, as the storm slowly makes its way to the u.s. ominous warning? >> could be a phenomenal storm. >> what storm, mr. president? >> you'll find out. >> president trump raising eyebrows with that cryptic comment during a photo op with senior military leaders. what is he talking about? more targets. officials say the las vegas gunman researched other locations to attack. fennway park in
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the festival in chicago, as we learn about the note he left behind. those stories, plus, degrading and disrespectful. >> what i did was extremely unacceptable. >> cam newton's apology to women. o.j. registers with police as part of his parole. and home run fever. cleveland and houston slug their way over wins over the yankees and red sox. a quadruple header today, on today, friday, october 6th, 2017. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning, everybody. welcome to "today." nice to have you with us for a friday morning.
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>> it's been a very busy week. a busy friday, as well. lots to get to. we start with the newest storm threat that millions of americans face today. >> nate is expected to hit the gulf coast as a hurricane this weekend. but right now, it is cutting a deadly path in central america. that brings us al, who is over from looking at your maps. >> 20 people dead at least right now. this is a deadly storm. and it poses a real threat to the gulf coast, the central gulf coast. its current location. 60 miles east-northeast of honduras. it's moving north-northwest at 14 miles per hour. cancun in its path. we expect it to cross there late friday night, tonight, into early tomorrow morning. then, out into the gulf. it strengthens into a category 1 storm. the con
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miles per hour. sunday morning, it makes landfall as a category 1 storm. we put the u.s. model on top of it. the european model has shifted it a little further west. this would be the worst-case scenario for new orleans because it brings the dirty side or the stronger side of the storm into new orleans. and that would be a big problem. right now, we have hurricane watches up. heavy rain, flash flooding. tropical storm-force winds, storm surge and rough surf. last time new orleans had a hurricane watch up was back in 2013. so, it's been a while since they've been in the crosshairs. a storm surge threat for five to eight feet above high tide in new orleans, along the louisiana coast. alabama, two to four feet. and the rainfall amounts, two to three inches, locally
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ten inches. down through n pensacola. but this rockets up. and we're talking about five to ten inches of rain along that path of nate. and tuesday, we'll be looking at rain from nate here in the northeast and new england. >> thank you. now, to new developments in the las vegas shooting investigation. this morning, investigators are piecing together a clearer profile of the shooter. there are other cities he may have been targeting for attacks. miguel, good morning to you. >> reporter: craig, good morning. the mandalay bay is being processed. b investigators say some of the best leads could come from cell phones and computers, offering new leads. this morning, a look at the crime scene outside of mandalay bay, a bird's-eye view of the
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aftermath, the carnage that took place here just five days ago. new imonages show concertgoers race to stay alive. this as law enforcement officials tell nbc news, that he searched online at fennway park and at the center of the arts. he went as far as booking a room of a chicago hotel, overlooking the lollapalooza music festival in august, but never checked in. >> he was looking for the right venue, the right time. it had to feel right for him. >> reporter: 12 of the guns in paddock's las vegas hotel room, were outfitted with bump fire stocks, that allowed his weapons to function like fully automatic rifles. enabling him to kill 58 people andur
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over ten minutes. in light o even some top republicans in washington, and the nra, are calling for additional regulations on bump-fire stocks. fire chief greg cassell describing the chaos and confusion. >> is there a single event? where we have multiple things going on at multiple properties? >> reporter: the actions of the lone gunman now known. but why is still unclear. officials say his girlfriend, marilou danley, told authorities, he may have suffered with mental health issues. and sometimes would lie in bed crying out, oh, my god. this morning, investigators trying to make sense of this senseless massacre. investigators say they had received tips that paddock was with a woman the day of the shooting. so far, they have not been able to
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and so far, there's no evidence he plannedomistake. matt? sorry. craig and savannah. >> thank you so much. pete williams has more on the investigation. pete, let's pick it up where miguel left off. the girlfriend saying there's some kind of mental health issue with the shooter. what are you learning? >> that's something they want to dig into. they're getting different accounts of it. his brother knew of no illness. he was taking valium. some neighbors said he looked like he lost a lot of weight. and there's the girlfriend state of him crying out in agony at night. investigators say they have any health problems to find, physical or mental, that are grave enough to push him into being a killer. >> what do we know about the note that officials say was found in the hotel room? >> there was a note. you can see it in some of the
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you see i local and federal officials say this was not a suicide note. it doesn't say anything about the shooting. it was a bunch of numbers. they're trying to figure out what the significance of that is. >> and the sheriff said the other day, he thought the shooter had some kind of help. have we learned anymore about the working theory there? >> it remains a theory. it's a critical focus of the investigation. but they believe he bought all of the guns himself. and he bought thousands of rounds of ammunition. that's harder to track. but they've talked to some of the dealers who sold him ammunition. >> what about all of the explosives that were found in his car? do officials think he was trying to make a carbomb, as well? >> i've not heard that. they don't know what to make of the explosive material. none of it had been mixed, the stuff
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just sitting in the containers, it wouldn't blow up. an investigation is coming from all of the electronic things he left behind. so far, looking at that, they don't see an indication that he was looking on the internet for bombmaking instructions, craig. >> a lot of strands to sort out for investigators. pete, thank you. there's lots more to get to, including a cryptic comment from president trump calling the gathering the, quote, calm before the storm. what storm is he talking about? nbc's andrea mitchell has more on that. good morning. >> reporter: that is the question, indeed. there's new fallout about friction between the president and his secretary of state. with officials saying the president was furious about the
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president trump and the first lady, hosting a dinner for military officials and their spouses. with this provocative comment. >> i don't know. this is the calm before the storm. >> what's the storm? >> could be the calm before the storm. >> what storm, mr. president? >> we have the world's great military people in this room. i'll tell you that. >> what storm, mr. president? >> you'll find out. >> reporter: white house officials did not explain what he meant. this, as the president was furious at his top diplomat, rex tillerson, wednesday. after learning for the first time from an nbc news report wednesday morning that the secretary of state had called him a moron on july 20th, following a pentagon meeting on afghanistan. four officials say the president only
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theming, according to several officials. he and tillerson talked. and tillerson came out trying to quiet the conversation. >> i have never considered leaving this post. >> reporter: tillerson never denied making the moron report. >> he did not say that. >> reporter: john kelly scrapping plans to travel with the president on send, in part to contain his boss' fury, summoning tillerson and maltttt. on thursday night, mattis and kelly were flanking the president when he delivered a warning to iran. >> we must put an end to iran's continued aggression and nuclear ambitions. they have not lived up to the spirit of their agreement. >> reporter: at that time meeting with his military
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we showed you said, quote, p tremendous progress has been made with respect to isis. the media will find out about that. a comment about a coming action, that neither he or his advisers would explain. >> a lot to chew over with chuck todd, moderator of "meet the press." i hope you brought your crystal ball or tea leaves. set the scene. the president with the military and their spouses saying this is the calm before the storm. what storm? >> the storm that i think he's dealing with right now the most, is the storm having to do with rex tillerson, his secretary of state. what to do. does he let them go? the iran deal is going to be a big deal as far as the world is concerned. and there's north korea. i get the idea that there's a bunch of
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but for what itin inrnlyhat whi the storm is tillerson. >> do you think it's a question at this point of when, not if, secretary tillerson decides he's had enough? or the president decides he's had enough? >> it looks like a when instead of an if. they're in a situation that's a bit untenable. what is the world seeing here? this isn't the president having a dispute with his labor secretary. this is the president having a dispute with the person that is the face of american diplomacy for the world. so, that -- that's not good for the office of the presidency, to have the secretary of state disparage him. and it's not good for the president to have his leadership questioned like this for around the world. i think they're in a situation where it's just not a good place for either one of him. i don't think he can be an
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effective secretary of state reporting, the president was furious when rex tillerson called him a moron. and that's something he did not deny saying. >> when he is referring to storm, he's referring to that. you wonder if the secretary of state had denied himself saying that word on camera. as you recall, the president was midair when rex tillerson did this extraordinary news conference. he was midair, on his way to las vegas. he was watching live. as our reporting indicates, when he didn't deny that comment, it might as well have been a confirmation. and that just amped up, i think, the president's ire even more. >> the state department denied it but tillerson didn't. >> let's talk about bump-stocks. looks like congress is changing a bit. the nra
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legislation that would end these things. do you get the suspicion that we might see more on guns? >> not at all. if anything, i think you will see -- i will be surprised if congress ever votes on this. i think the nra, they made it clear, this would be a regulatory decision by atf. why would they prefer that? and i think republican leaders would like this. they don't want more votes on gun control measures, while they might fail, would be tough votes for some republicans to defend in some parts of the country going into 2018. i don't see this as any sort of first step into a larger conversation on gun regulations. this is a one-off. and it's an attempt to avoid an actual congressional debate and vote. >> chuck todd, with a lot going on, as usual. todd's interview
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tragic shooting is saying about victim, as well. congressman tim murphy, a republican from pennsylvania is resigning amid a sex scandal. that coming as merurphy urged h mistress to have an abortion, when she thought she was pregnant, despite his anti-abortion views. he will not seek re-election. paul ryan says he supports the resignati resignation. the nobel peace prize was awarded to the international campaign to abolish nuclear weapons. the nobel committee honored the geneva-based group that draws attention to the catastrophic consequences of nuclear weapons. oscar-winning movie producer harvey weinstein is taking
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leave of absence following a decades of sexual harassment. in aort says accusers include rose mcgowan and ashley judd. two unnamed officials told "the times" eight women have received financial settlements over the years. weinstein is known for producing films "pulp fiction" and "shakespeare in love." his attorney says "the new york times" story is, quote, saturated with false and defamatory statements about his client. and he says "the times" ignored evidence presented to them. in his own statement, weinstein said, quote, i came of age in the '60s and '70s when all of the behavior was different. that was the culture then. it is not an excuse, in the office or out of it. let's turn back to al for the rest of your forecast. >> let's see what we have going on. again, in the northeast,
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little more humid. be in. coastal flooding and thunderstorms down in florida. nothing to do with nate. we're looking at severe storms in the next half hour in the central just walk right in and pay zero dollars with most insurance.r. plus, when you get a flu shot at walgreens, you help provide a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need through the un foundation. it's that easy to get your flu shot and make a difference. temper are still pretty 58 manassas. 60 gaithersburg 61 in clinton if you're about to step outside. ovl
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a few sprinkles near we'll stay dry today. mix of sun and clouds. feelin like summer this aftern 85 degrees. then we go into tomorrow. we'll nbt mid 80s. rain returns sunday through >> that is your latest weathe >> all right. thank >> coming up, an apology from what is saying about his contro comment to a also, you know about hybrid cars. what about hybrid planes? the breakthroug that could make flying whole lot cheaper. butfirst, this is "today"
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e. it's 7:26 on this friday, >> in the news this morning, montgo county police say roy sim mondays inappropriately the investigation started five simmon turned himself in switching gears, people game. the nats take on the chicago it's fourth trip to the playof in the last six years. if you're going, get there early. wear red.
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good morning, everybody. it's a friday morning. 7:30. doesn't that feel good? craig is here for matt. hoda's here. all is right with the world. >> a lot of breaking news overnight, including the wrath of tropical storm nate. that begins our check of the headlines. nate turns deadly. the tropical storm slams the central american coast as it gains strength and heads towards the u.s. mainland. a state of emergency issued for new orleans, ahead of this weekend's landfall. >> there is no reason to panic. but there's reason to prepare. other targets. investigators combing through the life of the las vegas shooter, discovered he had been researching other events in chicago and
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girlfriend reveals to police, h health issues. cryptic message. president trump hosting people at the white house, raises eyebrows with this comment. >> there will be a storm. >> what storm, mr. president? >> you'll find out. netflix hikes its prices to subscribers who will be expected to shell out more for their plans every month. and going, going, gone. though say altuve blasting three home runs over the red sox. and houston takes on the yankees. today, friday, october 6th, 2017. >> bummer for the yankees last night, huh? >> somewhere, matt is crying. that's why he couldn't come in. >> that's why he's not here. nfl star, cam newton apologizing for a remark to
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sparked a backlash. gabe gutierrez is here. >> reporter: good morning. cam newton is one of the biggest stars in football. 2010 heisman trophy winner. a multimillion-dollar pitchman. we're hearing from him for the first time since his controversial comments. this morning, cam newton is apologizing. >> i understand that my word choice was extremely degrading and disrespectful to women. if you are a person who took offense to what i said, i sincerely apologize to you. >> reporter: newton posting this video on social media overnight. following his response to a question by a female reporter. >> -- seemed to really embrace the physicality of his routes. >> it's funny to hear a female talk about routes. like -- that's funny.
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rodrigue of "the charlotte observer" wasn't laughing. i don't think it's funny to be a female and talk about routes. i think it's my job. the controversy escalating when head coach ron rivera said newton tried to make amens. >> i understand he had a conversation where he said that he shouldn't have said what he said. >> reporter: rodrigue said he did not apologize. an nfl spokesman ripping the comments as wrong and disrespectful. gatorade calling the remarks as objectionable. dannon severing ties with newton. >> women are half of the fan base. and women make the majority of the purchasing decisions in households. regardless of what his thoughts are, this is a bad look. not just for him, but for the panthers, as well. >> reporter: on
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after tweets from her surfaced, one wcontaining a racial slur. but this morning, this star quarterback is playing defense. >> i've learned a valuable lesson from this. and to the young people who see this, i hope you learn something from this, as well. don't be like me. be better than me. >> reaction to newton's apology has been mixed. some saying he owned up. critics saying he didn't mention the reporter by name. the panthers teammates are trying to stay focused. they're taking on the detroit lions on sunday. >> good to see people apologizing, too. >> gabe, thank you. >> thanks, gabe. mr. roker, how about another check of the weather, good sir? >> i think that's a splendid idea. let's show you what we have. we're looking at a risk of strong storms today inhe
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locally damaging wind it's going to bring round and saturd pushes into chicago. the upper great lakes. and makes its way, starts to but through saturday, we're saturd morning for kansas, that's what's going on around here's what's happening in your pretty comfortable by the afternoon, this is going 85 a high today. mix of sun and clouds. and the nats game later on
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so very >> and that is your latest weathe well, ladies and gentlemen, we it once a week and boy do that'sright, it's the best it's sunday night football! the chiefs and texans sunday it's going to be partly cloudy. chance of some showers. and we got a roof at nrg stadiu is sitting in front of that tv "football night i >> tha is so good. >> thank you very much. >> we should just fade to black >> all right. let's go. let's do it! >> but instead, al, there is includ a story you'll like. the fuflying.
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carry you and your do to the cost of flying. it's almost like a flashback to "the jetsons." no fuel, no problem. seattle-based zunum aero, says it will have a battery-powered aircraft at 340 miles per hour. the price per mile, just 8 cents. up to 90% cheaper than a typical airline. >> it may be something you use for a weekend trip or to go visit a relative downstate. >> reporter: flying 340 miles per hour means it will be slower than a jet-fueled aircraft. but flying into smaller, regional aircrafts will cut travel times. boston to d.c., at 2 hours, 30 minutes. at $140 one-way, 30% cheaper than flying commercial. san jose to l.a., 21
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plane ooiitself, $3 million. >> it is a small market that will be interested in this plane. and it comes down to cost. operators who run a charter jet operation, they will be interested in this plane, only if it can save them money. >> reporter: the company does have some slick artist renditions and big financial backers, including boeing and jetblue. but the weight of the batteries means we're unable to see large commercial jets going hybrid soon. and some remain concern about the fire risk of lithium-ion batteries. as long as we're looking at the future, let's look at the next generation of uber. a flying texas to whisk you away without a pilot. it may sound like pie in the sky. but aviation experts say ultimately, hybrid flight is where the future is. >> you will much well be ae
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[ cheers and applause ] it must be october. this question comes up about this time of year. what should stores do on a holiday like thanksgiving? do they open? do they not? carson, what say you? >> let's have that discussion. 75 stores expected to close on thanksgiving day this year. that's up by 15 stores compared to last year. ik ikea, costco, they will close thanksgiving day. rei is expected to close black friday, too, with their opt outside. they want to give the employees the chance to spend holidays with their families. and it's due to more customers choosing to shop exclusively online. a big discussion on social media, as a black friday shopper, i think that more businesses should close on thanksgiving. rosyln adds,
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choose what they want to do. we asked, should the stores remain open or closed on thanksgiving day? overwhelmingly, most of you agreeing that giving employees off for the holidays. 88% saying close them. i don't know the exact number of stores closing. you'll get those numbers this year, as we get closer to the holidays. >> thank you, carson. coming up, trending, bla blankie, stuffed animal, comfort items. is it okay to have it when you're grown up. we're going to give a survivor of breast cancer a moment ♪ ♪ ♪
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it's 8:00 on "today." coming up, new clues about the las vegas gunman. officials telling nbc news he may have been considering a mass shooting months before. researching possible locations in chicago and boston, as his girlfriend tells authorities, he was battling mental health issues. plus, pink power today. >> she has no idea it's about to happen. >> the surprises keep happening. and this morning, hoda is giving a breast cancer the dance of a lifetime. ♪ my heart will go on and the debate goes on. after years of fans arguing about that famous scene in
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"titanic," a famou weighing in, october 6th, 2017. [ cheers and applause ] guess who is on the plaza. some of my favorites. >> how are you today, honey? >> 8. >> we have to keep our secret. don't tell our boss we're running late today. >> i'm her boss. it's okay. ♪ >> good morning, to our kids in washington. >> good morning, from alabama. >> hey, savannah, we have a question for you. >> will you please sign my book? >> hoda, you're shameless. always plugging that thing. >> people are holding that up. number one on "the new york times" best seller. >> still number
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to everyone on the crowd. matt is off this morning. let's get to your news at 8:00. clues from electronic devices providing chilling new details about the las vegas sniper and his preparations for mass murder. nbc national correspondent miguel almaguer has the latest from las vegas for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. investigators are spending hours at the crime scene, but the suspect's electronic footprint are offering clues. cell phones and computers are providing leads. >> gunshot wound to the chest here. >> reporter: 5 days after stephen paddock took 58 lives, we are learning of new examples of ordinary people doing the extraordinary. >> anybody else? >> reporter: this morning, a clear view from above the crime scene. now, new information from stephen paddock's digital trail
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potential et officials say the gunman researched multiple locations and venues online. in chicago, officials say, the 64-year-old reserved hotel rooms overlooking grant park, where 100,000 people a day squeezed in to watch four days of live music in washington. but paddock never showed up. officials also tell nbc news, paddock researched hotel rooms around poboston's famed fennway park, which holds 37,000 people. signs they say, paddock was thinking of attacking large crowds before his killing spree. >> perhaps it had to feel right for him. >> reporter: amid the questions about paddock's motives, thursday, talking congress about the potential sale of bump-fire stocks, thur
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weapons into fully automatic weapons. even the nra takes a rare step. >> it makes it perform like a fully automatic firearm. it makes it function like one. and what the nra has said, we ought to take a look at that. see if it's in compliance with federal law. and it's worthy of additional regulation. >> reporter: now, a gun show in las vegas this weekend is co canceled. officials are looking at the last year of paddock's life, when he got 33 of his 47 guns. creating a timeline of his life, financial information, phone records and travel history. authorities are still searching for clues as to why. meantime, tributes pooring in to remember the victims. funerals beginning for the 58 innocent lives lost and for the thousands who narrowly escaped with their
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officials tell nbc news that stephen paddock's girlfriend says he may have suffered from mental health issues, waking up at night, screaming out, oh, my god. all of that is part of the investigation. back to you guys. >> miguel, thank you. a curious comment from president trump last night when he was surrounded by military leaders has the world wondering exactly what he meant. meanwhile, there's new fallout from nbc's reporting on the tin gent between the president and his secretary of state. nbc's kristen welker joins us from the white house with more on those stories. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. president trump will hold a series of meetings at the white house today, as he tries to turn the page on those mounting tensioning with his secretary of state. five senior officials tell nbc news that the president was furious with secretary of state rex tillerson after learning for the first time that secretary tillerson called him a moron. chieff
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canceled ph th president, in part, to contain his boss' fury, according to officials. although one white house official downplayed the fact that kelly didn't go on the trip. he stayed back to manage day-to-bay need day-to day-to-day needs at the white house. meanwhile, the president made this provocative comment to the press. >> i don't know. maybe it's the calm before the storm. >> what's the storm? >> could be. the calm before the storm. >> what storm, mr. president? >> we have the world's great military people in this room. i will tell you that. >> what storm, mr. president? >> you'll find out. >> reporter: the white house has not explained what the president meant by those words. the president also unleashed a stern warning to iran, saying they have
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ambitions. the president is expected to ne next week. >> kristen welker, from the white house this morning. thank you. tropical storm nate has turned deadly as it moves closer to mexico and the u.s. gulf coast. nate is expected to hit the gulf coast as a hurricane this weekend. right now, it is cutting a deadly path in central america. flooding killed more than 20 people on thursday. and many are still missing. most of the deaths are in ni nicaragua and in costa rica, where the government declared a state of emergency. al will have more in a few minutes. o.j. simpson was seen leaving police headquarters on thursday. he formally registered with police. the former football star served nine years for armed robbery. the conditions of his parole dictate he report on a monthly basis. he must also get permission when he changes
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best times of the morning. hoda's morning boost. >> we need this one for the end of the week. i have a song you're going to want to download. there's been overwhelming response to country singer maren morris. and the tragedy in las vegas. "dear hate." she performed it last night, to reassure people that in the darkest tunnel, there's still love. take a listen. ♪ you whisper down through history and echo through these halls ♪ ♪ and you tell me love's going to conquer all ♪ >> she sings that song with vince gill. that performance was in cal ma zoo, michigan.
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if you have threein to this son top-to-bottom. we were talking about it, savannah. >> hoda said it to me in las vegas. it really grabs you by the heart. and the message matters. we got to hear it. >> especially right now. >> and the proceeds are going to help people affected by violence in vegas. for info on "dear hate" go to today.com. the scientist that found the flaws with tending of "titanic." and "carscarson's "daly cli" lynn well miranda. and we're cooking up the in our home we never give up. in our home we make memories. in our home we are grateful.
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can i have a peanut butter sandwich? can charlie have one, too? charlie can have one too. one for charlie. (gasp) look mom! charlie took a bite. feed his imagination, with the fresh roasted peanut taste he loves. where there's jif, there's love. [ cheers and applause ] we're back, 8:12. time for "trending." >> all right. tell us. >> one thing, nobel peace prize. fri-yay. >> we should name the friday show that. >> we call it friday friday. >> and world smile day. >> smile. >> we were all
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the peanuts gang. and what he is known for. >> his blankie. >> is it okay to hold on to your childhood comfort object? psychologists say it is not unusual for adults to hang on to security blankets and stuffed animal friends and it's becoming more popular among millennials. do you have a childhood object? like a bink canie? >> i don't. but lea went to college. >> i looked up on the top of my mom's dresser, and she had the teddy bear i took to virginia tech with the shirt i still had it. and i said, you saved it. >> it's here. you don't use it. >> i don't cozy up. >> what about you, craig? >> bojo was a red and green stuffed elephant that my mother gave me. yeah, i still have. >> you do?
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>> what sort of shape is bojo in? >> silence is confirmation. >> do you have one? >> no. i have my snoopy from when i was little. i don't sleep with him. but i keep him around, for sure. >> i think that's great. >> it depends on what the object is. >> what if you -- never mind. >> your kid loves -- has a woobie, we have to buy three of them, god forbid they lose one. you're out of luck. >> vale has one. we left and almost missed the flight. we have to go back and get tilly. tilly cannot get lost. we asked view arers, eviewers use childhood comforts? 55% said yes. 45% said no. >> but 100% of the
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weird. >> good weird or bad weird. give us "pop start." >> day three, kicking off "pop start." "sex and the city," everybody talking about the cancellation. >> are we talking about the cancellation of it? a fan on instagram asked kim cattrall to reconsider. she said, i can't. 61 isn't 53 or 41. i want a less hectic life. my decision reflects where i am in my life and i can't change that without being unhappy. i hope you understand. but it seems like she thinks the show can go on without her. they tweeted this, retweet if you think "sex and the city" should make a new movie and kill kim cattrall's character? guess who retweeted it. kim cattrall did that. we move on to sam smith. the singer's second album announced,
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goes out wide november 3rd. fans don't have to wait. he released the next single. it's called "pray." we have a little for you right now. ♪ pray, pray maybe i'll pray ♪ ♪ pray for a glimmer of hope >> good timing on the release of that song. co-produced by timbaland. that's the tenth and the final track. "titanic," the movie came out 20 years ago. we're debating the end of that movie. did jack have to die? according to neil degrasse tyson, he did not have to die. neil pointing out that jack gave up trying to get on that door after just one attempt. he told "the post," you try once? and it's not going to
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city of new orleans under a we have a storm surge possible there. 5 to 8 feet, 2 to 4 feet along and we're talking about again that's going on around here's happening in your good morning. temper are in the upper 65 now in washington. 61 dulles. 64 in quantico. throug day, it will be mix sun and clouds. warmer yesterday. game tonight, we're going to game. so very comfortablethere. tomorr 80s and dry for rain chances move in sunday.
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and now we move to pink power to day. of breast cancer awareness we wer looking for breast well, lauren's family had an treatm we wanted to give her husband >> lauren kent loves her family. and dance family too. >> troeb keep that leg pressed. >> pain and a lump in her left >> i was diagnosed with stage it
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down below on theeps. here she comes. lauren kent? hi. good to see you. >> how are you? >> how are you? >>okay. we have a little bit of a >> we told you were here for a >> yes. >> actually that, is not true. >> we brought you here to loved. your husband was in on this we know that you love to dance. and we think we have the best >> oh, >> oh, nothing, just the >> hi. >> nice to meet you. rocket welcom radio city music hall. >> you. >>cool, right? >> you
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i we should go in and >> yes! >> that was just the beginning. >> one, two, three -- >> a once in a lifetime dance >> we're so excited to teach her some o our rockettes choreo >> it's what we really do. >> on in. lauren this is going to be >> yes. >> get to take your spochlt right on zero. >>let's watch. look. look. come here. >> three, four, five, six, seven,eight. and then flip the hand over. one, two. we go bevel, pop. oh, my gosh. her out there? >> amazing. she looks like she belongsut
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she deserves this. >> she fits, man. she's got it. >> yes. let's go back to stuarti starti >> five, six, seven, eight. one, three, five. >> do you think mom did? >> did i do good? >> yeah? i did? >> lauren, how did that feel? you were like exuding light. >> yes! it feels good to dance again. >> she's, goodsfligt. >> the best. >> i love you, honey. love y
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>> so fun. by the way, one of the things keep the dresses? yes, you get to keep the dresse she was such a sweet person. >> i love it. it feels good to dance again. >> that's exactly it. she looks fabulous, too. >> and we also do have one more surpri the rockettes actually gave the so know how good that is? >> amazing. >> tough tickets to get. in thewinter. >> lin-manuel is here with a
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♪ [ cheers and applause ] good morning. it's 8:30 now. it's friday, october 6th. great day out here on our plaza. happy, happy crowd. so -- >> it's 8:30. >> yes, you are. >> did you see that animation? the leaves. >> wow. what a crowd. >> this is a good crowd. >> yes. >> you guys, for my crowd moment -- for my crowd moment, i have to start walking now, because it's way down here. hold on. hold on. way, way, way down here. all right. so, you guys, down here, hi, guys.
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a whole group of ppl going to a wedding today. are y'all going to a wedding? the two people getting married are scott and jade, right? scott and jade couldn't come because they're getting ready and prepped. we decided if you could give them this note from all of us at the "today" show. we signed them a special card. and wish them well on our behalf. >> there's no money in that card. >> you should have given towels or a blender. we're on it. coming up, lin-manuel miranda is here. and he's got new music. it's really important. he's helping the storm victims in puerto rico. he has many friends joining him. we're going to hear the song and talk to him in a few. we'll quick first, we have a cover girl with us.
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valley's h pening in your wel>> locally our comfor upper 50s on the map. 65 now washington. we have the clouds around. but maybe a couple sprinkles temper 85 for a high temperature this aftern warmer it was yesterday. tomorr 80s as well. really looking good for the nats game today and tomorrow. rain moves in sunday all the way throug >> where y'all from? >> from northern virginia. >>right. nice to see you. there. that's your latest weather. now let's head >> al, thank you. he how to make his voice heard. and he is using that voice
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musici celebrities, talented people puerto is in your heart. and they're really suffering tell me about this project and >> well, this happened, you know, many people i have and what we all experienced if and our social media feeds were it was has anyone heard from that lyric. if i can get all 78 toundz in that's what puerto ricans do. you say your familiar sli from you by your town. i made that the lyric of the song. then i just called every -- i they took the
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more. it really was this group effort. every artist made miracles happen i'm recording right now. and the next day we're recording >> is mentioned we're and there is a charitable aspect to this. but about -- it is called "almos like praying". and yet, the musical theater lots prayers are not enough. we need supplies and aid and and that's what the song is about. >> speaking of the government respon you tweeted out attent and ta
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presidno lines for you. someon say right this way, sir. they'l clear a path. was that a tweet that sent >> well, the only reason that time my twitter feed is full of pictur of my son playing with i really do my best to be the becaus you know, the world is i think that -- it's unprec language for me natura disaster. i never seen that before. and so those were the only words i had to express my feelings on that. when have we ever seen that? so those were the -- that was those were the only words i had left. i'm guy that puts words they'r i had
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attack the people of puerto rico. >> were words. and you have words and music and a song. and how can people hear the son you? island they'r working wit local and i'm proud to support them. but even if you're streaming, donate know, we didn't want to limit the ways in which you song. so there is no shortage of ways >> it's a fantastic song. we wer it earlier. i think folks will probably like most things do you, enjoy it. >> i want it to be catchy. dance along. >> yeah. you want happy and upbeat. you co have gone the other >> i mean the stakes were this
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>> i'm thrilled with the succes i've been following him since he was singing salsa when i was in colleg and, you know, i'll never forget i sent him a private message on he said two words, i'm in. i'm in miami here. and then the logistics of making it was really miraculous. how are they? >> they're like everybody else. they'r and we have contact with them about five days after and at the sametime, my cousins are waiting hours in line for gas to get home. it tl is a shortage of money, we need to be commensurat with >> so much. thank for telling us about you ca hear the full song at today. coming up next, al is going the remarkable diahann carroll. but first this is "today"
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♪ we're back with our ongoing series, one of our favorites. it's called "today living legends." al, this is the best assignment on earth. and you got to catch up with a true trail blazer. >> it's hard to believe. but diahann carroll is 82 years old. and for six decades this star has given outstanding performances. paving a path for women of color, one role at a time. ♪ say it's only a paper moon >> did you think growing up in harlem that you would be here? >> i thought growing up in harlem, the world was going to be mine. >> reporter: 82-year-old diahann carroll, has been described as anything but predictable. a star of stage and screen, she
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broke down racial derrieare bar the height of the civil rights movement. revolutionizing broadway when richard rogers wrote the musical "no strings" about a biracial couple. and several years later, starring in the pioneering tv show, "julia." >> you're the first african-american woman to win a tony award. the first african-american woman to headline a sitcom as the star. you've done all these firsts. but was there a personal toll? >> of course. i don't know anyone, white, black, green, yellow, who has been on the road as long as i was on the road. and didn't have some kind of disagreement emotionally. >> reporter: did you realize that you were breaking those barriers when you were doing it? >> to some extent. a lot of it, the situations were so bad, that i wiped them out of my mind, as i moved along. and aft
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was the first black whoman to open a door. i said, let's drop the first black woman to, please. >> i will say have a personal note, that a number of my friends at the time, we all had crushes on you. >> isn't that night. >> we were all in love with julia? >> really? >> my gosh, yes. >> you're beautiful, mom. >> so are you, mister. >> i had the "tv guide" when you were on the cover. in a was important. >> that was important. >> you became dominique d devereaux and were going toe-to-toe with joan collins. that looked like a blast. >> it was. we were constantly slapping each other. >> reporter: what was the best bit of advice you've gotten? >> the best
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gotten came from my mother. and she said to me, never give anyone any advice. smart lady. i always say, don't look at me. please, don't look at me. being married four times is a beautiful example of how little you know. >> reporter: so, practice doesn't necessarily make perfect. >> you bet your bibby, it does not. ♪ i have been so many places >> reporter: which is harder? to be young or to be where you are now? >> young. absolutely. >> reporter: if someone would wave a magic wand and said, we can transport you back to your 20s, would you take that? >> no way. maybe 35, 40. but certainly not 20. that's really hard. if i go tomorrow, you know i've had a good time. you don't have to ask me that. is that right? i know you've had a good time, too. >> not as good as you. >> i don't know about that. ♪
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>> wow. >> you know, going into this series, you know they're legends. but you forget why. and then, you sit down and get the privilege to talk to somebody like diahann carroll. and see what she's done. >> your childhood crush. >> i don't think it's ended. >> no, it hasn't. she's just so terrific. >> if you could blush, you would be blushing. >> oh, i have the vapors. >> he has a "tv guide" in his coat right there. >> i had a "julia" lunchbox. that's pretty sad. >> that's awesome. al, thank you. just ahead, we're getting you ready for "football night in america" with a menu that cannot be beat. first, this is "today."
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all right. we're back with "today food." you have the sunday night game. undefeated kansas chiefs, not doing my raiders any favors, in the afc west. taking on the houston texans. >> we have two talented chefs. for houston, the food network star, eddie jackson. [ applause ] we are going to start with renee kelly. restaurant in kansas city. are you ready to cook? >> i am. >> it's a bakeoff. >> we're going to do a sas parrilla braised barbecue ribs. >> we have ginger beer, and you're going to sere this big piece of meat. >> can you go to the beutjer and say, can i have some of ?
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>> beef short ribs. wow. once it's all seared. >> what wha do ydo you do? >> we're going to add all these vegetables. onion, celly, carrot, you name it. >> cook those up. >> let them caramelize. that's the flavor. next, we have the sasparrilla soda. >> what's that? >> it's similar to root beer. >> and you put a top on that? >> how long does that cook? >> eight hours. >> look what happens, carson. >> that looks okay. >> you just pull that? this is very fred flintstone. >> you clean off the meat. it's absolutely beautiful. and pull it. >> that's what it looks like pulled. >> let's make a
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>> i'm going to try >> that looks good. res? >> give it to me. >> it's all right. >> wait until you get to the nachos. >> texas is coming up. >> heaven. you guys go. >> let's show them where it's at. >> slow cooker country style ribs. >> let's do it. >> i'm going to take a barbecue rub. salt and pepper, garlic powder. usual suspects. season it up. come on, hoda. it's not that good. >> it's delicious. >> we're going to sear it both sides. nice and brown. >> a couple minutes each side. >> you sear that juice inside. from there, we're going to take it to the crock pot. going to add the juice. little jacuzzi going on. we're going to add barbecue sauce. your favorite barbecue sauce, right inside. >> this is how we do it in
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houston. slow took ieed the texas to bea chiefs. >> we're going to do eight to ten hours on high. >> you hear that? >> eight to ten hours. >> eight to ten hours. >> sacrifice if you want to win. we have about 30 seconds. >> take it out. reduce the juice. >> put it on a taco. >> you have the nachos. >> how is houston representing here? >> we're representing, right? >> eight to ten hours. >> you don't get a pretzel bun, right? >> some cheese. >> little pico action going on. >> and we have some beauties here, too. renee, eddie, thanks so much. good luck to your teams. go to today.com/food. you can catch the chiefs and the texans sunday night on nbc. coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. eastern time. we'll be back in a moment. first, this is "today" on nbc. [ cheers and applause ] ♪
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smuckers celebrates today is sponsored by smucker's. with a name like smuckers, it has to be good. >> we mentioned earlier in "trends," today is world smile day. so, viewers are celebrating people who make them smile. check out madison. that's her daughter, care-free, loving and spunky, she's going to be turning 3, real soon. here's christine's pup, apollo. brightens her day. and dion's husband keeps the family laughing. you keep the smiles at today.com/celebrates. >> i like that. thank you, carson. we're chowing down. >> i love this. >> i'll do the pitch to megyn. megyn is across the street. what's going on? >> first of all, back to "titanic." if she had just gotten in the boat in the first place, he could haad
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>> you know these weren't real people? >> why don't more people talk about that? >> because they're not real. >> well, i see your point. who is real? morgan freeman. he will be here today. rachel platten. and mandy harvey. see you at the top of the hour. what do you have this weekend? >> a full news slate this weekend. we'll keep a close eye on tropical storm nate, as it gets set to make landfall. and also, eric stonestreet, taking us behind the scenes of "modern family." >> i don't know how much time we have. oh, 30 seconds. let's talk about those tacos. that pretzel bread. the s'mores situation. go to "today food." i love football season because we are not doing healthy recipes
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anymore. >> joy bauer is banned from t e. but nextme. >> i know. i got sharpie on your pants. >> that's all right. >> at least it's not one of matt's suits. >> matt would just throw it away. >> we're back, with it's 8:56 on this friday, let's get you up to speed on the mornin kmult. here is jack taylor. >> good morning. troubl late. we're moving into the district two left lanes are blocked at we got a delay building pretty ql
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we're almost at 70 degrees now. 68 in the strict. kind of a mix of sun and clouds we do stay dry today. 65 now gaithersburg 65 quantico. 63 degrees in clinton. as go through the afternoon, 85 for a high today. perfec for the nats game. even tomorrow, mid 80s. the rain returns sunday. scatte showers throughout day. mondaytuesday, even wednesday thank much. get the latest news and weather
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[ cheers and applause ] hey, guys. great to see you. hello, everybody. he is one of those famous actors on the planet. the man with the golden voice. academy award winner, morgan freeman, is coming up. and one woman wows them all on "america's got talent." her fight song is a platform for millions. and then, a medical miracle, a 3-year-old barely survives a life-threatening accident. and we'll share her story with you. right now, on "megyn kelly today." [ cheers and applause ]
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